Headline Details: A 3U CubeSat project with a 6kg mass.
A: Technology Demonstration 1: Deployable Sail- The CubeSail satellite will deploy a large (up to 5x5 metre) square aluminised Kapton sail, using novel CFRP deployable booms.
B: Technology Demonstration 2: Solar Sailing - The CubeSail mission will demonstrate ‘solar sailing’ in LEO by utilising the solar radiation pressure on the reflective sail to change its orbital inclination.
C: Technology Demonstration 3: Attitude Control CubeSail is equipped with 3-axis-stabilizing attitude determination and control system. A novel capability of this system is pointing via a centre-of-mass/centre-of-pressure (COM/COP) offset.
D: Technology Demonstration 4: Drag Deorbiting -The satellite will deorbit much more quickly than otherwise due to its deployable sail. Satellite pointing will be optimized by the attitude control system for maximum drag.
D: Outreach - The satellite will provide beacons for which amateur satellite users and ham radio users will be able to receive.
Proposing a 9600 Bit/s AX.25 RC-BPSK downlink on VHF.Planning a SSO at 680km from a Indian launch in Dec 2014. More info at www.cubesail.net Expecting to share the launch with Deorbitsail mission. **A downlink frequency of
435.240 MHz has been co-ordinated**

Application Date:

15 May 2014

Freq coordination completed on

11 Jul 2014

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